With crypto you can get huge returns.  However, it doesn't come easy, in a split second you could get or loose a large amount of money. This means crypto trading is exciting, and it can be very difficult to keep peace in mind under heavy pressure.

The easiest way of making money in crypto is investing longterm. Rather than trading you can buy coins, hold them in your wallets untill the price appreciates and you sell and make your profit. Of course you have to make some research about the coin, and be convinced it has potentials before investing in them.

Another way you can invest is day trading, which is a trading strategy where investors buy and sell orders for multiple times in one day. This requires more knowledge and skills. I suggest you use a demo account.

80% of business labeled  as "this is not a scam", turn out to be scam.

I feel lost and out of place here,  not that i don't have the desire or will to be active, but seeing other gurus and maestro in the world of crypto,  i feel outcasted, but i want to take it as a challenge (with my tight schedule).  You legends are my MVPs, i will strive to get there.

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I would suggest u invest in alt coin cryptos that have potentials, there are a lot of them out there. You mustn't necessarily start with btc, grow ur income from alt coins.

For the time being and few years to come crptocurrencies will be an option to fiat, some countries haven't even legalized crpto.
 Fiat currencies are relatively stable, the stability allows regulators and governments to navigate the economy against recession and inflation, so i think cryptocurrencies will remaun second best, though it will be adopted in most cases of transaction as the only means for payment

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OP is talking about an altcoin. (Why isn't this in Altcoin discussion?)
Also it's a basically dead altcoin. It's traded in very few exchanges and the volume is tiny. This usually means the difference between buying and selling price is also unreasonably high or you may end up with no buyers for your profit.
And it's staking, not mining. One has to buy a stash of coins to stake.

Warning: I see this as an attempt to find buyers for a dead altcoin.
[/quote] thanks for tge heads up, i wouldn't invest in an altcoin with tiny volume

You are not totally wrong

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